The winning entry this year was Nicholas Goldstein for his essay Five-Eyes, Spies, and International Ties: A Common Whistleblowing Regime.
Runner up was Connor Browne, LIFE’S NOT FAIR, BUT PHARMAC IS — DEFENDING PHARMAC FROM ITS CRITICS.
Congratulations to both winners and many thanks to Bryce Wilkinson and the other judges for their hard work.
This seminar emphasizes the importance of data-driven approaches to measure positive social change and guide investment decisions in the social sector. Sir Bill English reflects
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Addressing climate change through tort law: implications of the Supreme Court’s Smith v Fonterra decision
This seminar explores whether New Zealand’s wholesale electricity market is fit for the future as the country transitions towards a highly renewable energy system.
The winning essay this year was by James Sinclair titled Should the Reserve Bank of New Zealand Continue their Endeavours to Implement a Central Bank Digital Currency for Retail Application.
In her talk Sue Barker will cover topics including: the role of charities in democratic societies, recent developments overseas and in New Zealand with regard to how governments approach charities and the risks they create, what a world-leading legal framework for charities might look like.
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